Men's Golf: Bobcats 'fail to play to potential' in final fall tournament, tie for 11th place
By Taylor Jedrzejek | Oct. 23, 2012Ohio wrapped up its fall season Tuesday by falling back from its Monday finish at the Dayton Fall Invitational.
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TechGROWTH Ohio awarded $3 million
By Brandon Carte | Oct. 23, 2012Ohio University and partners were awarded $3 million to continue growing the initiative TechGROWTH Ohio.
Post Endorsement: Sherrod Brown for U.S. Senate
Oct. 23, 2012It’s important that a politician representing a state in Congress recognizes the individual needs of every part of that state.
Post Endorsement: Lou Gentile for Ohio Senate
Oct. 23, 2012The state Senate race in Ohio’s 30th district pits incumbent Democrat Lou Gentile against Republican challenger Shane Thompson. Gentile’s platform blends a strong emphasis on education with a reasonable focus on job creation, including specific plans to back it up. The Post endorses Lou Gentile for state Senate.
Sports Column: Fantasy football offers losing teams the potential for victory
By Jacob DeSmit | Oct. 23, 2012In 2007, the Cleveland Browns shocked nonbelievers around Northeast Ohio and beyond by finishing the season 10-6 — a record that isn’t typically that impressive by NFL standards, but one that greatly improved on their previous efforts.
Lodge in Vinton County to be reopened by former OU employees
By Kaitlynn Grady | Oct. 22, 2012Two former Ohio University chefs will bid goodbye to the bakery and heat up the hearth as they collaborate to reopen the Lake Hope State Park Dining Lodge in Vinton County six years after the restaurant went down in flames.
Wildlife center seeks funds, volunteers
By Laura Scheer | Oct. 22, 2012A repurposed research building could create a more sustainable environment to educate children about local ecology but needs financial help and additional manpower to reach its full potential.
BedPost: For women, finding your 'O' takes patience
By Steph Doan | Oct. 22, 2012My boyfriend and I have been having sex for three months now and I still haven’t orgasmed. How do I get turned on more so that I can get off?
Versatile artist performs at MemAud
By Anjelica Oswald | Oct. 22, 2012From busking on street corners to touring with Train, Andy Grammer has come a long way, and he’s continuing his journey with a stop at Ohio University.
Presidential candidates go head to head in final debate
By Joshua Jamerson | Oct. 22, 2012President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney discussed foreign policy during the third and final presidential debate Monday night, two weeks before voters will choose the next Commander-in-Chief.
Students spill secrets through event inspired by book series
By Hannah Yang | Oct. 22, 2012University Program Council gave students an opportunity to confess personal secrets anonymously through an event inspired by a book series.
2012 Athens Halloween Block Party lineup announced
By Nicolien Buholzer | Oct. 22, 2012The official Athens Halloween Block Party lineup was announced Tuesday, and this year's festivities will feature many returning artists.
Fire at Palmer Street house could be linked to discarded cigarette
By XANDER ZELLNER | Oct. 22, 2012The wooden front porch of a house on Palmer Street caught fire Tuesday afternoon, and officials say a discarded cigarette could be to blame.
Court Street costumes have evolved
By Sarah Grothjan | Oct. 22, 2012Editor’s note: This is the second in a four-part series exploring the different aspects and history of the Athens Halloween Block Party.
Post Endorsements: Pat Lang for U.S. House
Oct. 22, 2012When voters are presented with two candidates who have good ideas and both seem to care, their main criterion when voting might become which candidate can best help them.
Students, faculty compete in canned-food collection battle
By Hayley Ross | Oct. 22, 2012Ohio University’s third Battle of the Tongues canned-food drive will continue among language departments until Nov. 2.
New website gives users the chance to keep all profits made from textbook sales
By Kelly Fisher | Oct. 22, 2012College students searching for cheap textbooks might surf Craigslist, eBay and Amazon.com rather than rifle through aisles at campus bookstores, but a new website claims to give Ohio University students a better deal.
